Northern Iowan — November 16, 2015

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1	Students share 'Pint with a Prof'	UNI Freethinkers and Inquirers (UNIFI) hosted Pint with a Prof at College Hill's Octopus bar on November 11, featuring Fernando Calderón's talk "Subservsion Comes in the Form of a Student."
1	Panthers butcher Bears, 41-0	The football team defeats the Missouri State Bears, 41-0; photo.
2	Technology poses threat to theatre	Students in the theatre program discuss the impact of audience members using technology during a performance, particularly in regards to missing parts of the show, distracting the performers, and privacy issues.
3	SWS guest column: Thanksgiving food for thought in 15 tips	Thompson discusses Thanksgiving and mindful food consumption; photo.
3	Be skeptical of 'rhetoric of terror'	In the author's opinion, people should be mindful of when tragic events are used to further political agendas. Moeller specifically discusses issues connected to the recent terrorist attacks in Paris; photos.
4	"Curse" plagues child of UNI professor	On November 5, Dance Marathon and the Sociology Club hosted a screening of the documentary "Our Curse," about Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome (CCHS), followed by a personal presentation from professor Carissa Froyum, whose son has CCHS.
5	Old classic returns to theaters	Rouse reviews "The Peanuts Movie, 5/5; photo.
5	Technology is the new villain in "The Inferno"	Mattox gives Interpreter Theatre's production of "The Inferno," written by Paul Siddens and directed by Katie Grassi, a mixed review.
6	Panthers extend win streak vs. Drake to 38 in thriller	The Panther volleyball team defeats Drake University, 3-2. Bri Weber broke the freshman record for most kills in a season; photo.
6	UNI drops season opener, 84-78, first Nov. loss in McLeod	The men's basketball team lost their season opener to the Colorado State University, 84-78; photo.